US EditionBrooklyn Children’s Museum Does Holi Right
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Brooklyn Children’s Museum Does Holi Right
Hundreds of children and their adult guardians gathered at the Brooklyn Children’s Museum on a warm spring Saturday in May. They were there to celebrate Holi, a pan Indian festival that heralds the arrival of spring. It is a festival made famous by the use of colored powders that can be used dry or mixed with water and thrown on other people, hopefully with their consent. That’s the case in India, where no one is safe out in public during Holi. …
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